ERMAS Association Prize
The ERMAS Association Prize is awarded yearly, starting with the 2021 edition of the ERMAS conference. (regulations in Romanian
here)
Eligibility:
- The submitted paper is accepted for presentation at the conference;
- The presenter of the paper, and all the co-authors, are at most 35 years old (at the moment of the submission for the conference);
- The presenter has Romanian/Moldavian citizenship, OR the paper uses data on Romania.
Prize value: 5000 lei (around 1000 euro) (the net amount, after paying taxes in Romania)
The decision regarding the prize is taken by the members of the conference’s scientific committee.
Previous editions’ winners:
- 2023 - Marcu Bogdan (University of Warwick and National Bank of Romania), “Optimal Monetary Policy and the Signal Value of Prices under Rational Inattention”
- 2022 – Andra Smadu (De Nederlandsche Bank, University of Groningen) "Uncertainty shocks and the monetary-macroprudential policy mix", Mihai Codreanu (Stanford University) "Rationalizing entrepreneurs' forecasts"
- 2021 – Adrian Ifrim (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) "The Fed Put and Monetary Policy: An Imperfect Knowledge Approach", Marius Zoican (University of Toronto) "The Value of ETF Liquidity"
Winner of the ERMAS 2024 edition:
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2024 – Mihai Codreanu (Stanford University) “Industry-Academia Ties & The Direction of Innovation: Evidence from Stanford Research Park”
The Best Paper of the ERMAS PhD Session
The Best Paper of the ERMAS PhD Session is awarded yearly, starting with the 2023 edition of the ERMAS conference. (regulations in Romanian
here)
Previous editions’ winners:
- 2023 – Florina Burdet (Babes-Bolyai University and University Clermont-Auvergne, LEO-UCA, “An assessment of wealth effects on private non-durable consumption in European countries”), Georgiana Plesa (Bucharest University of Economic Studies and National Bank of Romania) “Data-rich model for the Romanian economy - a hybrid DSGE-DFM approach”
Winner of the ERMAS 2024 edition:
- 2024 - Zsuzsánna Wengritzky (Babeș-Bolyai University, ”Welfare Effects of Price-Contingent Subsidies: Evidence From the Battery Electric Vehicle Market”)